music-mcp
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Scored across 5 tools
The tools are mostly distinct: search finds remote songs, download fetches them, get_lyrics retrieves lyrics, scan and query operate on the local library. Search/download/get_lyrics relate to remote content while scan/query relate to local content; these boundaries are fairly clear. The only minor overlap is that download and get_lyrics both accept the same identifying params, but their purposes differ.
All five tools follow a consistent verb_noun pattern: search_songs, download_song, get_lyrics, scan_library, query_library. The verbs and nouns are unambiguous and consistently styled in snake_case.
Five tools is a reasonable, compact set for a music management server. It could arguably benefit from a couple more operations (e.g., remove/delete songs), but the current count is well-scoped for the apparent purpose.
The surface covers search, download, lyrics retrieval, library scanning, and querying. Minor gaps include no delete/remove tool for downloaded songs or library entries, and no play or status operation, but core workflows are covered and agents can accomplish primary tasks.